Composition:
55% hemp;
45% organic cotton

Weight: 240g/m2
Width: 70cm (tubular)
Shrinkage: 12%

Care:
Max. 60°C
Tumble dry
Hot iron

Bamboo Sweater Fleece
This super-soft bamboo sweater fleece is very popular for a number of applications including nappies and baby clothing. Like sweater fabric on one side with a fluffy firm fleece on the other.
Composition:
70% bamboo;
30% cotton Weight: 320g/m2
Width: 175cm
Shrinkage: 8% x 5%
Origin: China & Europe
Care:
Max. 40°C - 60°C
Tumble dry
Medium iron

Philosophy of the Öko-Tex Standard 100 marking The Oeko-Tex 100 Standard comprehensively addresses the Human Ecology component of textile products. It evaluates and screens for any harmful substances present within processed textiles intended to come into contact with consumers.   Independence   The member institutes of the International Association for Research and Testing in the field of Textile Ecology (Oeko-Tex) are competent and internationally renowned independent textile testing and research houses. Fixed, available requirements   The established testing requirements are publicly available to view. Traceability and controls   The Oeko-Tex standard is recognised by use of a registered Trade Mark, a licensing model and a certified product labelling system. This supports the long term integrity of the standard and diminishes the potential for misuse. Testing principle   Only parameters are set, that can be verified by analytical methods. Scientifically based limiting values   To quote Paracelsus; " It is not the substance that is poisonous but its concentration". Using this concept, limiting values are based on scientific criteria. Modular Approach   The Oeko-Tex testing system is modular in format and enables reliable and comprehensive assessment within a realistic time frame. This is advantageous when considering the nature of the clothing and textile industry with its fashion conscious, dynamic pace. Textile relevance and textile competence   Only parameters that are relevant for a certain textile product group are set and tested. For example there would be no colour- fastness testing of un-dyed fabric. Useable at any stage of the textile chain   If a product is checked and certified at a particular stage of the production process chain, it can then be used in the next stage without having to be re-tested. Testing intensity and associated cost is likely to be increased at the stage in the production chain where a non conformity is more likely to occur. No barrier to trade   The Oeko-Tex scheme is available to manufacturers world-wide. Although it is far more cost effective to test at each stage of the production process, it is still possible to certify the finished product itself at any time. Formation of article groups   Based on the textile competence and on the system of certified raw materials, a range of articles can usually be combined into one certificate by considering the possible " Worst case scenario" e.g. a light and dark shade based on the same dyestuff can be combined when testing the darker shade.